A puddle of water on a sidewalk evaporated. Which statement could
explain what happened?
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Chemistry, 13.05.2021 22:40 samantha9430
A puddle of water on a sidewalk evaporated. Which statement could
explain what happened?
The temperature fell the freezing point, making the water freeze. .
The temperature fell the freezing point, making the water turn into water vapor.
The sun heated the water, which changed from a liquid to a gas.
The sun heated the water, which changed from a liquid to a solid.
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